The buyer group of AIG's Taiwan Nan Shan Life unit will "figure out" ways to meet requests made by regulators for approval of the $2.16 billion deal, and will get the additional required paperwork ready in one month, a executive of the group said on Friday. Chairman C. T. Cheng of Ruen Chen Investment, the buyer group, made the comments to Reuters one day after the Financial Supervisory Commission made a series of demands as part of its review of the deal. The demands, aimed at making sure a buyer meets the regulator's existing five conditions for a sale, are seen as difficult for Ruen Chen to achieve as they involve massive funding needs, some industry executives said.
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